Nabiya, nabiya iri-nara onera?
Norang nabi huin-nabi chum-eul chu-myeo oneora?
Do these lyrics look familiar? It’s a popular Korean nursery rhyme classic and one of the few that I remember. And thanks to Tuttle Publishing, my memory has been totally refreshed with this fun book titled Korean Nursery Rhymes by Danielle Wright. The book includes 13 other classic songs and rhymes. All the lyrics are written in Korean Hangul, the Anglicized version of Korean, and English. If you’re not familiar with the songs, the book comes with a CD which features each song in both Korean and English. The illustrations were done by Helen Acraman and are playful and vibrantly colored. This would be an excellent addition for your children just learning Korean!
Tuttle Publishing has been generous enough to giveaway a copy of this book to one lucky reader. You will not regret having this in your child’s library and they will love you for it. Enter below for a chance to win! The giveaway ends on Saturday!
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Looks cute! Would be great for my 10 mo old
It’s perfect for all ages!
On cold days, my Mother would make tomato soup and put a bit of cream cheese on Saltines–comfort food.
Yummm! Sounds perfect!
That’s a tough question because I eat anything, but my fave was probably fish maw soup
Hi Linda! Yeah, I pretty much ate everything my mom gave me and I was willing to try anything! 🙂
One of my favorite foods when I was little was cheese enchiladas. I could go for some now.
I don’t think I tried enchiladas until I was in college! 🙂 And, yes, I could go for one right now….with a beer!
I loved – and still do – fried chicken wings. No sauce, just the wings…….fried. 🙂
Sounds good to me!
I loved pickles growing up! Excited about this giveaway, thanks Amy!
Lasagna! 🙂 Still do love it. Mmmm… Found this by googling the lyrics to Nabiya Nabiya because my daughter was singing it and my husband didn’t know the song either. Kismet I found this. Great blog.
My favorite was chicken and dumplings, or my Moms cinnamon muffins. 🙂
My favorite childhood food was scrambled eggs with rice. And lots of soy sauce.
My favorite childhood food was my grandmother’s chicken rice.
I loved kimbap as a snack when I was a kid.
My favorite food as a kid and still is om rice with turnip kimchee.